Interesting, quite a good research. Well I read a report few days back printed by http://www.papersville.com/ where they stated the mistakes that students usually while being engaged with online studies there were some points that could be included here.

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#2 There is no mystery in connecting someone who wants to learn and someone who wants to teach. …Give them the tools. They’ll do the magic.

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#2 There is a myth that goes around: A good traditional teacher will not easily become a good virtual teacher. ...False. A good teacher is a good teacher with any tool. …Unless you think that a «good» virtual teacher = a good actor.

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#2 A halo of complexity and mystery is always convenient to create an elite group within the school for virtual education. …We are transferring the vices and bureaucracy of old education to the new scenery. …Welcome to the new and improved virtual inferno of politics and intrigue.

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#3 An educational system logic should be as follows: Student ◄ Teacher ◄ Materials ◄ Technology…Technology is the tool that helps the teacher create materials to share with the student …Technology should be the bridge that allows the teacher – student interaction.

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#3 But the real system usually works like this: Student ◄ Materials ◄ Technology ◄ Teacher…Teachers become subordinates of technology which dictates the way they should tell the story. …See how far the teacher is. Probably that is why they call it “distance” education.

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#4 Students receive predesigned “objects”, “packages”, “modules”. Not courses. …A package is the product of a designer. A course is an unpredictable and single event hosted by an educator. …A module is predetermined, a course is contingent. Like the course of a river.

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#5 In some schools, virtual education and stress are synonyms. …Control, supervision, measurements, indicators and reports have replaced the freedom and flexibility that was originally promised in virtual education. …Education was transformed into an industrial process.

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#5 Education should be accidental, unpredictable, unscripted. …There is plenty of room in virtual education for spontaneity. …Students and teacher should be encouraged to take risks.

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#5  All courses cannot be structured the same way. …Uniformity and homogeneity can not be part of a human process.…Doing, thinking, watching, analizing, proposing, building: the same ingredients cannot be equally formulated for all courses. …Some courses are intensive in communication, some in reading, some in autoevaluation, some in theory, some in practice. …The only constant for all courses is the genuine desire of both teachers and students to interact and have fun.

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#5 Some schools are searching for the “formula” for virtual education. For the mould of the perfect course. …”Virtualizing” a subject of study should not kill its charm. …The labor of a virtual teacher should be amusing and fascinating. Although we have to disobey our institutions to make it so.